Adam Mickiewicz University (UAM) is a university with almost a century of tradition – its foundation dates back to 1919. It is one of the best universities in Poland – it regularly ranks 3rd or 4th in public rankings of higher education institutions. Its offer includes 16 faculties covering both the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences. Currently, approximately 40,000 students are studying at UAM in 285 majors and specializations within the I and II degree programs and the unified master’s degree programs. Additionally, more than 1,300 doctoral students are studying there.
In addition to the rich educational offer and wide range of courses, UAM offers students many supplementary and development programs for the learning process. Exchange programs between universities (e.g., MOST) and international programs such as Erasmus+ are conducted on a large scale. The university also operates the University International Education Center, where classes for students are conducted in foreign languages, and the Open University, within the framework of which anyone over the age of 16 can participate in certified courses offered as part of the program.
The recruitment process at the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań is described in detail on the university’s website, in a section specifically dedicated to candidates. There you can find a recruitment folder that details both the basic information about the recruitment process and the specific guidelines for each faculty and department. Registration for studies takes place online – through the Online Recruitment System. The qualification process primarily takes into account the results of the final exams and the results of selected subjects on the maturity certificate, as well as the candidate’s additional achievements.
ELS, or Electronic Student ID Card, which confirms a student’s identity and is valid for one semester. The ELS ID Card entitles you to student discounts and benefits. It can also serve as a ticket fare card. To obtain an electronic student ID Card, złyou must complete the appropriate application and pay the required fee.
The mission of the university is to conduct high-quality research, provide education in a socio-economic environment, and promote social responsibility within the UAM. Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań is one of ten research universities in Poland, which means carrying out additional tasks that are strongly focused on the development of scientific research and its internationalization. Being a złmember of EPICUR (European Partnership for an Innovative Campus Unifying Regions) gives the opportunity to establish international alliances of higher education institutions from the entire European Union, who share a long-term strategy and promote European values and identity.
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